Last updated: 26.03.2024

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Manatu Mo Te Taiao, reflecting New Zealand's deep-rooted commitment to sustainable development and its indigenous Maori values, has devised a distinct methodology pertaining to the carbon emissions of bus transportation. Acknowledging the significant role of public transportation in reducing the overall vehicular carbon footprint, their framework aligns seamlessly with New Zealand's goals for a greener future.

The methodology, steeped in rigorous research and consideration for local context, includes parameters such as the unique terrain and weather conditions of New Zealand, and the mix of urban and rural bus routes. Through this, Manatu Mo Te Taiao provides a tailored approach that aids in informed decision-making for transit authorities. This ensures that the country's bus systems are not just efficient, but also tread lightly on the environment, echoing the nation's broader environmental ethos.

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Equation

co2_in_g = number_of_passengers * distance_in_km * co2_in_g_per_passenger_km
co2e_in_g = number_of_passengers * distance_in_km * co2e_in_g_per_passenger_km

Factors considered by methodology:

API request

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  "items": [
    {
      "type": "bus",
      "methodology": "MANATU-MO-TE-TAIAO",
      "external_reference": "string",
      "origin": "Berlin, Germany",
      "destination": "Paris, France",
      "number_of_travelers": 2,
      "fuel_type": "hybrid",
      "bus_type": "under_12000_kg"
    }
  ]
}

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